Ben Davis High School - Keyhole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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1 X l q Angelina Deloff and Joe Berry reigned as Gold and Silver Keys at the Quill and Scroll's annual Hillbilly Hop. Our Broadcasting Studio Was Open for Business Sixteen Hours a Day Most of the School Year 13

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One of the year's most colorful ceremonies was the night the sensor Purple-aires gave their robes to the newly elected members. SOME EVENTS WERE TRADITIONAL IN OUR SCHOOL l . If SS- n i The Ben Davis television broadcast contained many pro- grams that were repeated daily or weekly. Some happened only once during the year. Miss Kennedy daily sold lunch tickets, juke box dances were held in the freshman building weekly, and annually, fourth- year people thrilled over measurements for senior jewelry. The music and dramatic departments planned programs to be given many nights during the school year, R. O. T. C. boys drilled along the road outside, boys' and girls' gym classes had strenuous work-outs, clubs met, day-by-day class work brought the coveted diploma closer. Yes, the B. D.-T. V. Broadcasting Studio was a busy place. I 2

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THESE SCENES WERE A FAMILIAR PART Whenever tickets for ath- letic contests or plays were to be sold, the cubbyhole oppo- site the office was opened during fifth period. Usually Mrs. Harker, office clerk, did the selling but occasionally a teacher would pinch hit for her. On this day, Miss Nina Martin made change for Diane Baker and Richard Belcher. Crowded lockers held everything, includ- ing gym suits, coats, food, books, and an accumulation of old papers. Some were fancy with built in dressing room mirrors. A few, like the one inspected by Jack Jester and Nancy Thompson, were neat. 14